Susumaniello
Sign in to saveSusumaniello is an ancient variety of red wine grape grown in the province of Brindisi, Salento, Southern Italy.
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It sits within the topics Red wine grape varieties, Wine grapes of Apulia and Wine grape varieties of Italy.
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Susumaniello is an ancient variety of red wine grape grown in the province of Brindisi, Salento, Southern Italy.
==Distribution and wines== Susumaniello is found only in the Italian region of Apulia. Until recently, the variety had fallen quite out of favour with viticulturalists; however, since 6 September 2003 it has been included in the list of varieties approved by the Apulian region for cultivation in the area of central Murgia. It is used as a blending grape in the production of both red and rosé wines such as the Negroamaro-based Brindisi Rosso and Brindisi Rosato and the Ottavianello-based Ostuni Ottavianello.
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